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Frank Schmitt <usereplyto@Frank-Schmitt.net> writes:

> I'm at the moment in the bad situation of reading news at university
> from their nntp server and at home from my local newsserver. This is a
> pain because the articles I read at university are unread at home and
> vice versa.
>
> Therefor I want a solution which solves this. That means articles
> numbers are evil, Message-IDs are good. I thought of two solutions:

I suggest that you set up your own news server, for example with the
program Leafnode.  Then you can tell Leafnode to fetch from both
servers, and you can carry around the data directory with rsync or
something like this.

kai
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